Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-12
The question being taken on the substitu-


jority, it was lost by the following vote:
YEA-Messrs. Adams, Alden, Barker. Bishop,
Brown, Clark of Bangor. Engei. Ferguson. Floyd
Hall, Hayden Hedgkins, Judkins. Kingsbury, Loon
Lqkn Lyons Moore Of f ssn
born of I-land Falls. Scott, Silsby.-26
NAY-Messrs. Alexander, Allen. Aver. Beal. Ben
Bryant, Burns. Carleton. Chase Of Damariscotta.
Chase Of Edgecomb Clark of Casis, Clark OF Carl
bou. Cloutier, Condor, Cushing. Dawson; DiSxey
Doten, Eells, Field, Fogg, Foster, Friend, Ginord'
Glover, Hamilton, of Cumberland. Harding OF Dur
ham, Harding of Gorham. Harper, Harrington'
Head Hersey a04sSn Hunter f Lit
tlefeld of Prospect, Lombard Manley, Marble, Ma
son, Merrill, O'Brien. NealIey, NewbeIt, Parcher,
of Bowdoinham, Randall, Ray. Roberts OF Dexter
Russell, Ryder, sawyer, Seaman, Sharp, small
Sylvester Xarney Vaughan WeV
Witham, Wright York-s4
cuss Dols Gasn 10 SAGE Geene
Grindle Hamilton Of Goudsboro. Hawkes..
keegan, Kidder. Knapp, Libbey Of Bnrnham'
Reynolds, Richards. Kicker, Ross, Sanborn of Stan
dish, Smith, Spinney, Sturgis, talbot, huT-
low, Warren of Buxton, Watts, WhFcomo' "ood
PARED.-Messrs. Horigan md wiswell, Shaw
and Dow, Waugh and Farrar
The majority vote was then accepted
Mr.. Barker of Bangor then offered an
amendment to the bill, providing that the
Megantic road should take and deliver all
freight and passengers from and to connect
ing roads, without discrimination, and at pro
rata rates according to the number OF miles
carried over.
This amendment excited considerable dis
cussion among members, being opposed by
Messrs Wright and Dickey, and favored ny
Messrs. Walton, Horigan and Randall.
1 dor Nfodn on a pa
vote.
On motion OF Mr.. Barker the bill was then
read three times and passed to be engrossed
under suspension of the rule.
Mr.. Barker moved to reconsider, and
hoped the motion would be voted down.
The motion to reconsider was lost.
Mr. Powers of Houlton stated that it had
been agreed upon that the report of five mem
bers of the Judiciary Committee, reporting a
bill to abolish the death penalty, should be
accepted aud the bill take its two readings at
the present time.
J. The report was accepted and the bill read
twice.
On motion of Mr.. Powers the bill was then
assigned for Tuesday, at IL o'clock, for fur
Their consideration.
Mr.. Manley, from the Committee on Finan-
cial Affairs, reported ought to pass on resolve
providing for the protection and propagation
of fish and game, and for the enforcement of
the laws relating thereto; printed under rule.
On motion of Mr. Hayden of Sangerville,
Adjourned.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
Bill an act to regulate the sale and analy.
sis of commercial fertilizers.
Bill an act to repeal chap. 352, public laws
of 1855, in relation to apportionment of school
money.
Bill an act relating TO the use of railroad
passenger stations.
Bill an act to regulate the sale of opium,
morphine and lsudanum.
Bill an act relating to hawkers and ped
ders. As amended
Bill an act to amend an act to correct the
taxation of certain plantations, approved
February LIST. 1887.
Bill an act to amend sec. 4, chap Al, re-
yised statutes. relating to Migrants.
Bill an act in relation to the collection of
forestry statistics.
Resolve authorizing the Treasurer of State
to refund certain taxes.
Resolve abatng State taxes against the
town of Mayfield and Pleasant Ridge Panta-
ton, in the county of Somerset
PASSED TO BE ENGRossED.
Bill an act to establish a salary for the
county attorney of Sagadahoc.
Bill an act to amend section 6, chapter 20,
revised statutes, IN relation to ferries (as
| amended in the Senate.)
Bill an act amendatory of and additional to
chapter 26, revised statutes, relating to fire
escapes in and upon certain buildings.
Bill an act to amend sec. l, chap. 115, re-
vised statutes, relating to salaries.
Bill an act to amend an act establishing the
State Board of Health, approved February
9th, 1885.
Bill an act to incorporate the Carrabassett
and Canadian Railroad Co.
Bill an act to repeal chap. 257, private and
special laws of lS49, relating TO the preserva-
| ton of fish in the st. Croix river
Bill an act additional to chap. 6, revised
statutes, providing for a re-assassment of
| taxes in certain cases.
Bill an act TO repeal sec. 49, chap 50, and
| to amend sec 20 of said chapter, relating to
the record of marriages, births and deaths
| Bill an act in relation to herring fishery in
| St. Croix river.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
| Bill an act to establish salary for the
| SacO.
| Bill an act in addition to an act to amend
| section Al, chapter 6, revised statutes, relat-
ing to tax on railroads.
Bill an act to grant certain powers to the
| Eden Water Co.
| Bill an act to establish salary for the
Judge of the Municipal Court of the city of
| Biddeford
| Bill an act to amend sec 100 of chap Isl.
| revised statutes, relating to railroads
Bill an act to incorporate the Brunswick
| Horse Railroad Co.
Bill an act to amend chap IA, revised
statutes. relating to State pensions.
| Bill an act authorizing the RHmford Falls,
Andover and Rangeley Lake Railway Com
pany to make traffic contract with or lease
its road to the Grand Trunk Railway Com
pany of Canada, and to issue bonds and
mortgage its property and franchises.
| Bill an act to authorize the Rumford Falls
and Buckfeld Railroad to lease its road, and
| providing for a lease of any road constructed
to extend the same, and for a traffic contract
to issue bonds and mortgage its property and
| franchise.
Bill an act to enable the Cumberland and
Oxford Canal Corporation, its mortgagees or
| assigns to dispose of certain portion of the
property Of the corporation.
Bill an act to amend an act relating to
drains and common sewers in the city of
Bangor.
not 20,